Thane Heins Perepiteia.

[alan]

How far can this be explained by conventional physics?

[i_ron]

How far can this be explained by conventional physics?

Welcome back PB

Interesting point here is I called "OUman", "OUmon"... in one post, well when pb and ouman where
banned by Harti, 'they' are back as oumon ... and alan???

At least the same line of questioning, even quoting each other, really fooled a lot of people, right?

Alan my apologies if you are real but the evidence certainly shows that you are only a junior member,
yet you have 74 posts already? You came on this list with sixty something and on your second or
third post here you are at 74? How many groups are you infecting?

Please send us some pictures of your build, and your findings of how it is working.

Ron

[OUmon]

... and alan???

At least the same line of questioning, even quoting each other, really fooled a lot of people, right?

Alan my apologies if you are real ...

Ron

Alan isn't me. Just because he ventures to wonder how conventional physics may explain this phenomenon, you think it's the same guy?

[alan]

I just ignore the clone comment.

I just wanted to know till what point conventional physics may explain the effects and from where it becomes exotic, and ultimately co-explaining it using math, which, imho should also be a goal. I think OUman thinks the same.
There is nothing wrong with known physics, it's just incomplete.

What is your definiton of infecting the forum? I'm not behaving skeptic or flaming in the tech forums, just thinking along, critically.

Oh, and where are the schematics and drawings, maybe i will build it, though I lack the experience.

[allcanadian]

@aether22

And yet you notice it happen, there really is no hope of any 'conventional' answer to such a result, but materials becoming patterned, conditioned, charged aetherically is well evidenced.  but again can't be explained by conventional physics.

I think this will be explained by "conventional" physics it just depends on who you are talking to and what you consider "conventional". Let's say you saw a ufo and it sped off into space at a fantastic rate of acceleration--- you would say this is unconventional and quite impossible. But I am quite sure the person driving this machine would think differently, he, she or it would find it quite conventional and obvious. So the only thing seperating you from the ufo pilot is understanding and perspective, personally I have seen too many things everyone around me finds impossible. My favorite is the transmission of power through one wire(there is no ground point) --- enough to light 10 or more LED's over 20 feet away. Intelligent, educated people I know just stand there and stare and they cannot wrap there mind around how one would do such a thing---it is "unconventional" if not impossible for them, I however have no problem with this it is quite conventional and its operation obvious. In time I am sure you will see your device in this same light, when you see past material and consider the fields generated and the properties of these fields this device of yours will be easy to understand -- for you anyways.
Best of luck